Senator teams wrap up 2024 high school skiing season.
Saloon: The handsomest front in Carson is that which embellishes Pendola’s Saloon on King Street. Some elaborately carved brackets and cornice-work, and a set of arch-shaped glass doors of Spanish cedar give the place the appearance of the more elegant saloons in San Francisco.
APPLIANCE REPAIR AND SERVICE
Mid-April is a good time to apply lawn fertilizer. The cool season grasses in Northern Nevada generally require two to five pounds of actual nitrogen (N) per 1,000 square feet per year.
The unveiling of the Datsolalee medallion at the Nevada State Museum on March 20 was personal for Josh Bonde. He remembered how in the early 1980s, he would come to the museum in Carson City and see depictions of indigenous people. “Coming here as a kid, there used to be the dioramas of like naked brown people poking animals with sticks,” he said. “Primitives, you know.”
Wildlife managers say explosive growth in Nevada moose numbers over the past five years, increasing to a population of more than 100, justifies the handful of harvests planned.
Main Office Relocation - Eaglemark Savings Bank
Notice of Intention to Authorize a Medium-Term Obligtion
Amended Public Notice - March 21, 2024
Summons - Divorce
Notice of Filing and of Public Hearing
BEFORE THE PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION OF NEVADA NOTICE OF ANNUAL DEFERRED ENERGY ACCOUNTING ADJUSTMENT APPLICATION AND PREHEARING CONFERENCE
EMERGENCY FOOD & SHELTER PROGRAM FUNDS AVAILABLE
Letter to the editor of the Nevada Appeal
The Carson City Sheriff’s Office is investigating a battery which occurred at a Carson City bar on March 17. The Carson City Sheriff’s Office has obtained surveillance footage of the incident and is attempting to identify a suspect.
She joins current board president Greg Malkovich and Kathryn Whitaker, who are both running for re-election.
The Fallon branch of the Northern Nevada Medical Center is scheduled to shutter on April 5.
News, events and updates from throughout the district.
Amodei discusses land bills, the Air Guard and local mail processing.
For almost seven decades, the Arciniegas — Norine and Ed — were the epitome of educators diligently teaching generations of students at Churchill County High School.